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Landmark Calls for Probe into EPA Grants to Nature Conservancy
Landmark Legal Foundation ^
| May 15, 2003
| Press Release
Posted on 05/16/2003 2:55:10 PM PDT by farmfriend
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To: PrincessB
Here is more information on the NC.
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05/18/2003 11:15:10 AM PDT
by
farmfriend
( Isaiah 55:10,11)
To: AAABEST; holdonnow
The Nature Conservancy is hiring outside lawyers and one of the nation's largest public relations companies to help head off a congressional investigation following disclosure that the nonprofit has sold scenic properties to its own trustees, internal Conservancy memos showThanks for the Ping. Looks like they're already feeling the heat. Keep up the great work.
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05/20/2003 6:00:10 AM PDT
by
BOBTHENAILER
(Once again, FReeRepublic is show prep for the world)
To: BOBTHENAILER
one of the nation's largest public relations companies to help head off a congressional investigation
According to Tim Findley in Range Magazine, it appears that firm is known as "the Firm" on Wall St.
AKA, McKinsey & Co. They're also known to have hired one former first daughter for a 6 digit salary.
Can there possibly be any connection to these dots?
To: sasquatch
BTW, its mother is a Senator from N.Y.
To: sasquatch
They're also known to have hired one former first daughter for a 6 digit salary. Can there possibly be any connection to these dots?LOL There goes the "brilliance" of the daughter theory. I guess she'll be the anointed one to help pull the NC irons out of the fire. Thanks for that info.
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05/21/2003 7:41:54 PM PDT
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BOBTHENAILER
(Once again, FReeRepublic is show prep for the world)
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